Following Yasser Arafat street

I bet there are many streets named after him in Palestine. This one is in Bethlehem.

Rainy and grey

This looks a lot like Finnish fall, but actually pics are taken from the window of Baalbek-Beirut -minibus coming down from the mountains last spring. 

Rumble bee

Muscle trucks in the city. Really don't see the point.

Tito

As an exception to the rule of me hating the excess of cars in Amman: I liked Tito right away.

Conflict on wheels

This car was parked in front of Beit HaShisha settlement in H2 of Hebron. The decorations are interesting - to say the least.

4x4

Some bedouins like it more modern.

Dirt art

If you happen to park in front of an art gallery in Jabal Weibdeh, it can even pay off not to have washed your car.

Majestetically Ugly

It's hard to understand why someone would spend 350 million USD to build a landmark as distasteful as Le Royal.

Hold your horns

Obviously while taking this picture I got honked approx. gazillion times.

My kind of car

It would be nice to see what the owner of this car wears. I sure love his/her color palette.

Happy No Driving Day

Still haven't found a bike, still not loving the taxis, still not going to get a car.

Getting the finger

Is the scarecrow flipping me of or what? You don't see a lot of street art in Amman, so you take what you get.

Passing by Tripoli

I would have loved to go to the charming old town in Tripoli, but because of the weekly anti-Assad protests we didn't go in.

I'll be watching your car

I guess it's safe to park under the watchful eye of the King.

Landmark

This tower and coffee pan worked as a great landmark during my first confused days in Tla'a al-ali.

Winter is here

So many days and nights of rain and snow, snow and rain, rain and rain...

Crossing Medina street

The only safe way to cross the street is to go way over it.